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This forum topic is for the discussion of the poll question "What do you do (sports) to maintain your bio-rhythm".
This poll was originally submitted by Brandis
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This poll was originally submitted by Brandis
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| | | | Henry Hinds 
United States
Local time: 23:26
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In memoriam
Swimming is mentioned twice. Walking is not mentioned at all, but perhaps should be.
Furthermore, I think a better term to use would be "physical activity" rather than "sports", which implies competition when the intention is merely to ascertain activity.
[Editado a las 2006-09-11 00:21]
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And I love it.
| | | | Dan Marasescu
Romania
Local time: 07:26
Member (2003)
English to Romanian
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I do many sports (swimming, table tennis, football, basketball, etc.), but not on a regular basis. Most of them are not on the list. What is the bio-rhythm. Do I need to maintain it?
I do sports/physical activity for fun and because it feels a lot healthier than spending many hours in front of the computer.
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Reed James
Chile
Local time: 01:26
Member (2005)
Spanish to English
Henry Hinds wrote:
Swimming is mentioned twice. Walking is not mentioned at all, but perhaps should be.
Furthermore, I think a better term to use would be "physical activity" rather than "sports", which implies competition when the intention is merely to ascertain activity.
[Editado a las 2006-09-11 00:21]
I agree with Henry. I go for short to medium walks around my neighborhood when the sun is not too strong. I have a pedometer that measures the number of steps taken, distance walked and calories burned.
Reed
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I love to play tennis. Unfortunately, I only train once a week nowadays.
Yvonne
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I have recently started to practice this fascinating Brazilian martial art and am loving it. I also try to go the gym as often as I can. I get very restless sitting down at my laptop for hours on end, and after working hard the whole day I really can't wait to leave the house and work-out.
I also find that physical activity helps clear my mind: no more thinking about that impossible technical term that I can't find anywhere,... See more I have recently started to practice this fascinating Brazilian martial art and am loving it. I also try to go the gym as often as I can. I get very restless sitting down at my laptop for hours on end, and after working hard the whole day I really can't wait to leave the house and work-out.
I also find that physical activity helps clear my mind: no more thinking about that impossible technical term that I can't find anywhere, just focusing on moving my body! ▲ Collapse
| | | | | More than one answer applies. | Sep 11, 2006 |
Too bad our quick polls can't do "mark all that apply." I swim, as often as I can get to the beach, but also work out at a gym three times a week. Unfortunately, my gym is closing, so I'll be back to the pedometer and trying to walk 10,000 steps per day. Not nearly as much fun as Curves, but necessary.
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| Please combine the two "swimming" options. | Sep 11, 2006 |
Could a staff member or moderator please eliminate the duplicate option?
| | | | Sophia Hundt (X)
Local time: 00:26
Russian to English
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We farm. I am snobbish that way - I want my effort to eventually result in food and the like.
| | | | Alicia Casal
Argentina
Local time: 02:26
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| I go to the Gym | Sep 11, 2006 |
I used to practise "Calistenia" with reggae music, but the "Mestre" left the gym.
I d like to start Capoeira.
I also do some gardening.
| | | | Galina F
United States
Local time: 01:26
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I discovered this beautiful activity one year ago and I'm fond of it, it enriches my mind, my soul and body and, yes, it's very helpful for my health too. It also had brought many ideas into my creative space (like embroidery, beads and such)
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Brandis (X)
Local time: 07:26
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| Well I left out walking intentionally | Sep 11, 2006 |
Henry Hinds wrote:
Swimming is mentioned twice. Walking is not mentioned at all, but perhaps should be.
Furthermore, I think a better term to use would be "physical activity" rather than "sports", which implies competition when the intention is merely to ascertain activity.
[Editado a las 2006-09-11 00:21] Hi! This could mean literally walking, brisk walking, almost jogging (entry speeds), so decided to stick to jogging. It did not occur to me that swimming was mentioned twice as I filled up the web form, then this can be consolidated into one choice, I do swimming myself it is soothing and gives an overall exercise. sofar only 10% have opted for this. This could have several reasons - availability of water or pools in the vicinity, or the time factor between work and sport. Best Brandis
| | | | | ...or the fact that only one answer could be chosen. | Sep 11, 2006 |
Brandis wrote:
I do swimming myself it is soothing and gives an overall exercise. sofar only 10% have opted for this. This could have several reasons - availability of water or pools in the vicinity, or the time factor between work and sport. Best Brandis
Certainly the availability and location of water is a factor, but the same applies to others (how often can one scuba dive in a week?). I think the need to choose only one dictated the high number of "other" replies.
| | | | Brandis (X)
Local time: 07:26
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| I think depending upon the availability and the time | Sep 11, 2006 |
JaneTranslates wrote: Brandis wrote:
I do swimming myself it is soothing and gives an overall exercise. sofar only 10% have opted for this. This could have several reasons - availability of water or pools in the vicinity, or the time factor between work and sport. Best Brandis Certainly the availability and location of water is a factor, but the same applies to others (how often can one scuba dive in a week?). I think the need to choose only one dictated the high number of "other" replies.
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